haha no problem ;) just get it right next time :P just joking, I really wouldn\'t have cared normally, but I was just really bored, lol

on 1:JOIN:#:/msg $chan Welcome $nick
123456789012345678901234567890123456 (36)

Spaces are characters too, chr(32) in mIRC or ASCII 32 is a space, and space is a character. =D

log2?

EL I don\'t know where you got your degree, but I count 36 Characters, but this can be improved:

on 1:JOIN:#: {
  if ($nick != $me) {
    /msg $chan Welcome $nick
  }
}

\"and don\'t d/l it if you don\'t know how to use a bot script.. You also have to edit it for some commands\"

First of all, your bot script should not need to be used, it should come naturally, the user also shouldn\'t have to see any code, so you should use things like $?=\"Enter Question here\" Or better yet, make a dialog to that automatically runs the first time a script is installed, Dialogs are easy as pie, \"/help dialogs\" for more help on dialogs, but a dialog is perfect for a script that when loaded multiple settings have to be changed

@FURBY Hey there FURBY, how are you doing? It\'s been a while :D How\'s the PHP coming along?

I know this has probably been done before, but I will post my version of it here, plus I haven't seen one... I just wrote this today, and it seems to work for mem tell me if it doesn't for you and we'll see what we can do about it. What it is... It's a script that replaces smilies with coloured ones, there are only a few right now, but if you want more, and don't know how to add them just comment and..

Well the comments explain it all, but the jist is: Paste in fresh script Right click Fill in Information hit talk

Also you could have put this in a form that the user can read, example, Internet Explorer 6, or FireFox. Because not everyone know how to read things like: Mozilla/4.0 (Compatible, MSIE/4, Windows NT 5.1)

Ok well I\'ve got the file made up, but where do you want me to post it.. Hawk is there a certain section?

Technically it\'s not either... it\'s supposed to be aa not ay or waa not way, and they are supposed to have an accent but I don\'t remember which one.

I think he means what EXACTLY does it do.. not everyone knows what a class hierarchy is

This reads information from an ini file Now to get this to work, make an ini file called hello.ini in a folder called hello from your main ruby directory, place this code into the file: hello1=Hello hello2=Hi hello3=Hey hello4=Heya hello5=Shut Up!

Very good tye, it just so happens I was looking for someway to do this, good job

It\'s pretty good, basic though, and I personally don\'t really use to many functions in Ruby, I know they help and most of the time are needed, but I seem to find ways around using two maybe even three per script

Like I said Kittypaws, you can download it from my site: http://www.drealms.aboho.com/dloads/Login.zip

More interresting this way.. and easier to use

This will create a dialog that lets you connect to a new server withought having to go to the options menu... it's not much but I made it for a friend and I decided to submit it to this site... Usage: Right-click in the channel or the Server window

ok here\'s a direct link to it: http://www.drealms.aboho.com/dloads/Login.zip

that was me by the way...

This isn't a big fancy login system, but someone asked me to write them a small loging system and when I was done, I realized that it wasn't that big so I decided to put it on here...

(sorry accidentally pushed enter) \'t need the $_GET[] statement because the variables are already declared

This is the ever popular Petals Around the Rose game converted to PHP!! it's fairly long, but it only took about 30 minutes to code... I used numbers rather than pictures because I can't post pictures!

This changes the colour of the background depending on the day of the week! Just place this after the (/head tag) and before the (body) tag (which you will have to take out)

oops I used: 1, -5, -2 not: 1, 5, -2... they would be switched around the other way... x1 = -5.3723, x2 = 0.3723

It doesn\'t work correctly... I tried doing some calculations with it, like 1, 5, -2... so the equation would be: -5 +/- (sqrt)5^2 - 4 (1)(-2) wich gives you two roots: x1 = 5.3723 and x2 = -0.3723... When I did it in your calc, I got: NONREAL and NONREAL

hmmm I didn\'t even think of that... a lot easier... thanks DarthReven

but it works like it was... but it was changed anyway

a VERY simple channel protector, if you find anything wrong or anything I should add to it please post it below in the comment section :D By the way you really have to do nothing to set it up... just change the only #log2 to the channel you want it to work in then click yes when you load it :D easy!